The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-27
GRKENTILLs GATHERINGS.

Trotting on Ocean avenue was very live
| ly Sunday.
Rose avenue, from divers Lane to Dan
forth avenue, is to be opened soon.
A dancing school has been opened at the
i Belvidere House by Madame Jarisch.
Early mornins receptions and lunch are
becoming fashionable among Greenville
ladies.
Mr.. Reuben Simpson will erect hand
some mansion on Danforth avenue this
spring.
The rush of city people to Greenville
Sunday caused the horse car company to
double IL cir trips.
The members of the Greenville Dramatic
Club are rehearsing for the first Of their
series of entertainments.
CT. Peshalls mick of Naso" captured
first prize, and s'Jimmy" second in their
class at the Newark dog show.
A confirmation class was received into
the Episcopal church Sunday evening.
Bishop Starkey conducted the exercises.
Mr.. Thomas Hargue, of jackson place is
On his way to Europe to take possession of
fortune recently bequeathed to his family
Several of the conductors on the local
horse-car line have been dismissed because
of their connection with the Knights of
Labor.
The new series of B. s. L. Association
No. 2, went off in such great hurry that
scores of would be builders were dap
pointed.
The demand for small houses in this sec
ton by city people is remarkable. The
supply has been exhausted, and the agents
are clamoring for builders to appear.
Miss Jennie Durham and Mr. William
Speakmon, both former residents of Green
vile, will be married in New York in May,
and will take possession of a new cottage
on Linden avenue.
The report of the late fair of the Metho-
dist Church presents surprising feature;
81 SOS. 40 was the amount taken in, of
VIII, 81 600 was clear profit. The amoRnt
will swell the new church fund.
The New York Bay Cemetery has been
enlarged by the addition of large plot ID
the northeast corner of the grounds. The
new acquisition is a good one. The soil is
dry and the surroundings pleasant.
The Local Rifle Club held meeting at
the B8lyidere House Monday, and made
these scores: Beck, 1903; Katlenstrotb,
100; Barr, 81; Petty, 81; Hill, 81 Rob b.
donx, 80; Thorne, 81; Wagner. g.
When Danforth avenue was graded and
the block between Ocean avenue and Old
Bergen Road raised four or five feet, the
branches of the trees bordering the strset
became dangerous to riders and pedes-
trians. During the past week all of these
have been removed. Q
The Mistletoe Club held social Sur
Prise" tuesday evening. The club met at
the residence of Mr.. Robert Souther on
Old Bergen Road and proceeded to sur
prise Mrs. Kachlee, of the New York Bay
House. The raid was a successful one and
an enjoyable evening passed.
Florence Holmes and Lizzie Carey are
two little girls of seven summers, but not
too small to do great deal of good. They
held fair Friday at the residence of Mrs.
Carey and netted a snug little sum for the
help of poor old colored woman in the
neighborhood named 'sAunty Bedeon.'
A new Court of the Order of Foresters
has been organized at the Globe Ho. ell.
These officers were elected: Junior Past
Chief Ranger, William Cubberley; Chief
Ranger, Horace Hargrave Sub. Chief
Ranger, Louis Shafer Secretary, John
MOZART; Treasurer, Rudolph Fichtel; SEN
Tor Woodman, Geo. Smith; Junior Wood
man, Matthias Seibold; Senior Bedls, Con-
rad Metzger, Court Physician, DIR. Lienan.